Birmingham Canals
Birmingham has more miles of canal than Venice, with towpaths offering free walking routes through converted industrial areas, past narrowboats, pubs, and street art. ## Georgia <!-- Tbilisi -->
Cemetery in Birmingham
Warstone Lane Cemetery
Victorian cemetery in the Jewellery Quarter with catacombs built into the hillside, notable for its unusual tiered design. Free to enter and a fascinating piece of 19th-century funerary architecture.
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Before you go
- Address
- Warstone Lane Cemetery, B18 6NN Birmingham
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More in Birmingham
Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
Birmingham Cathedral
Baroque cathedral from 1715 featuring stunning stained-glass windows by Edward Burne-Jones. Free to enter, with a peaceful interior contrasting the busy city outside.
Brindleyplace
Canalside development with public squares, restaurants, and the Ikon Gallery. Free to walk around, with the canals and architecture making it one of Birmingham's most pleasant areas.
Centenary Square
Large public square near Broad Street featuring the Hall of Memory war memorial, Library of Birmingham, and seasonal events. Free to visit.
Chamberlain Square
Historic civic square adjacent to Victoria Square, named after Joseph Chamberlain, with the Chamberlain Memorial Fountain as its centerpiece. Free to visit.
The Custard Factory
Creative quarter in Digbeth housed in the former Bird's Custard factory, now home to independent shops, studios, street art, and event spaces. Free to wander and explore.
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